Tales of Soldiers And Civilians
Tales of Soldiers And Civilians
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" "What can happen ? Even if the matter should be taking a serious turn, of which I am not at all afraid, Mancher has only to resurrect himself and explain matters. With a genuine ' subject* from the dissecting room or one of your late patients, it might be dif- ferent. " Dr. Mancher, then, had been as good as his promise; he was the ** corpse. " Dr. Helberson was silent for a long time, as the carriage, at a snail's pace, crept along the same street it had traveled two or three times already. ...Presently he spoke: "Well, let us hope that Mancher, if he has had to rise from the dead, has been discreet about it. A mistake in that might make matters worse instead of better. " "Yes, " said Harper, "Jarette would kill him. But, doctor" — looking at his watch as the carriage passed a gas lamp — "it is nearly four o'clock at last. " A moment later the two had quitted the vehicle, and were walking briskly toward the long unoccupied house belonging to the doc- 12 I78 A WATCHER BY THE DEAD.
tor, in which they had immured Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "What can happen ? Even if the matter should be taking a serious turn, of which I am not at all afraid, Mancher has only to resurrect himself and explain matters. With a genuine ' subject* from the dissecting room or one of your late patients, it might be dif- ferent. " Dr. Mancher, then, had been as good as his promise; he was the ** corpse. " Dr. Helberson was silent for a long time, as the carriage, at a snail's pace, crept along the same street it had traveled two or three times already. ...Presently he spoke: "Well, let us hope that Mancher, if he has had to rise from the dead, has been discreet about it. A mistake in that might make matters worse instead of better. " "Yes, " said Harper, "Jarette would kill him. But, doctor" — looking at his watch as the carriage passed a gas lamp — "it is nearly four o'clock at last. " A moment later the two had quitted the vehicle, and were walking briskly toward the long unoccupied house belonging to the doc- 12 I78 A WATCHER BY THE DEAD.
tor, in which they had immured Mr.
What to read after Tales of Soldiers And Civilians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bierce Ambrose to read onlineMoreLess
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